suggestion needed for mum in kitchen...difficulty in kneading.

SupSam · Jan 24, 2011

Hello ladies,

My mom about 56yrs of age, since last 3 yrs has tennis elbow and now some nerve issues with her right wrist. SHe finds it very very difficult to knead dough. Although there are just 3 members in the family now after mine n sis's marriage but still work is still there and she has just part time help as she herself is working. Mum Dad's anniversary is nearing and me n sis were planning to gift a dough kneader to make that part of work easier for her, as she would not buy one herself.

COuld the ladies here plz share their experiences related to the same regarding utility, ease of use...what brand and price range and any other points we should keep in mind for it.

Thanks,
Supriya.

Vanika85 · Feb 15, 2011

Hi Supriya,

If you are in india then you can go for Inalsa..My mum uses it at home n its very simple in usage..No hassles.

Regards,
VN

SupSam said: ↑

Hello ladies,

My mom about 56yrs of age, since last 3 yrs has tennis elbow and now some nerve issues with her right wrist. SHe finds it very very difficult to knead dough. Although there are just 3 members in the family now after mine n sis's marriage but still work is still there and she has just part time help as she herself is working. Mum Dad's anniversary is nearing and me n sis were planning to gift a dough kneader to make that part of work easier for her, as she would not buy one herself.

COuld the ladies here plz share their experiences related to the same regarding utility, ease of use...what brand and price range and any other points we should keep in mind for it.

Thanks,
Supriya.
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Radhica · Aug 26, 2013

Bumping this old thread. just like week my mom was diagonized with same problem - tennis elbow and adviced not to knead dough. So I m planning to gift her a dough maker. i would llike to get reviews abut its benefits/cons, ease of use and which brand to buy.

Waiting for your replies

flowerlady · Aug 26, 2013

One can ask the maid to do the needful everyday.
Inalsa is good.

Radhica · Sep 2, 2013

thanks flowerlady for your reply. I asked my mom for same and she replied her maid is busy...

Are you talking about food processor from inalsa??? My mom already had one and she is using it. Thank God, I find it very difficult to persuade her to buy anything new(she is not willing to take it as gift also).

amunique · Sep 2, 2013

tried kneading using attachment with wet grinder??

cutemonster · Sep 2, 2013

Even after having a maid for cooking I don't like to get the dough done by her, may be I m skeptical about her hands and nails , so I use food processor. I have bajaj food factory and it is really good.